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Father and sons bring Fred the Butcher to New Scotland FacebookTwitterEmail David MacVane, Fred the Butcher co-owner, prepares veal at their new store in the former Falvo's Meat Market on Route 85A as he prepares for opening day on Thursday, March 4, 2021, in New Scotland, N.Y. The store is a joint venture of Fred the Butcher's owners, David MacVane, co-owner since 2014, and Alexander Buonanno, son of the butcher shop's eponymous founder. Falvo's was open from 1974 until earlier this year when the owner retired. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less Exter...

Bite-Sized: Tiney Diney opens, new Fred's location coming, more in food news FacebookTwitterEmail The Tiny Diney, in the small Cohoes building that has been a diner for a century, opened in mid-February. (Steve Barnes/Times Union.)Steve Barnes/Times Union Chicken and seafood restaurant opens in Schenectady A restaurant called Union Bonchon Chicken & Cajun Seafood has opened at 1638 Union St. in Schenectady, a former Pizza Hut location. The  menu offers mostly fish and seafood, in fried and boiled preparations, plus chicken wings in regular and Korean styles (“bonchon” means “my home...

Fred the Butcher's New Scotland location due in early March FacebookTwitterEmail 2of8 The former Falvo's Meat Market in New Scotland has received an extensive exterior and interior renovation to prepare its opening as the second location of Halfmoon-based Fred the Butcher. A March 5, 2021, opening is projected. (Provided photo.)Provided photoShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 Falvo's Meat Market, a New Scotland institution since 1974, closed last year. (Provided photo.) Show MoreShow Less 7of8Buy PhotoBrothers, David MacVane Jr., left, and Dylan MacVane who work for their father, David MacVane Sr...

Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on February 17, 2021 at 10:50 AM Falvo’s Meat Market last year. (File photo.) Fred the Butcher, a meat-centric destination in in Mechanicville and then Halfmoon since 1979, is in the final weeks of preparing to open its second location, in the former Falvo’s Meat Market, 20 miles south in New Scotland. A representative tells me an opening on Friday, March 5, is projected. Hours are expected to be 10 a.m. to 6 or 7 p.m. weekdays, slightly shorter on weekends. The sale of the new property, at 386 Maple Road, was finalized in earl...